Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-01
LOCAL MATTERS


We are needing rain badly
-swishl Give us a piece Of ice and a
fan.
Everybody praises the honest dealing
OF Philip Hager's Furniture House, ,2ie and
2l4 Summit St., Toledo, o.
Remember, the only place in Wood
or Lucas county where Cabinet Photos
can be had at SO per dozen, is at z. NJ.
PuhPs, Maumee, Ohio
1t is reported that five towns in Wood
county will observe the 4th of July next
Monday, viz; Milton Center, Dunbridge,
Freeport, Jerry City and North Baltimore,
Money toLoan. Inquire of
II. i. PECK, Agent.
Three of the saloon keepers of Bow
ling Green werefound guilty Of the charges
preferred against them, fined etc, and all
saloons closed, and Bowling Green now
boasts OF having practical prohibition.
lone. Million and Five Hundred Dollars
is big sum of money, isn't it2 Well,
that is the amount paid by the Metro
politan ms. Co. last year, 1885, on death
claims.
Paint your buggy with Ready-Mixed
Rubber Varnish, for sale by
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
"A French Canadian in Indian costume sailed
down from the upper lakes to this point, in
fpnHfpr m M 90.
down the Ohio and Mississippi to New Orleans,
Finding that he could not get through the ca
nal he sold his little sail craft, n splendid one,
too, to Messrs Kingsbury and Finkbeiner, who
propose to learn to be sailors. Their graduating
exercises will be looked for with interest.
Our gas reporter was In error last week
in the information that the pipe line work
era had reacbad the Maumee bridge. It
was only the dltchers that had reached the
bridge. The pipe layers are about two
miles from the bridge, but coming right
along,
"A large and complete stock of
Watches and Clocks, at CHAMPNEY's
The Sunday Journal issued very neat
invitations for their "News BOYS Ex-
cursion," in commemoration of their
first anniversary as publishers of that
paper, to Presque Isle on Monday last.
While we never carried route on that
journal we received an invitation and
regret that we could not attend.
There il no surer signs of vulgarity
than the discourteous treatment of those
below us in the sucial scale. Let your
manner toward servants be gentle and cour-
teous, but not unduly familiar. The world
over the members of the old aristocracv
are more popular, because they are more
aliahle with the lower orders than are the
newly rich.-Er.
We would infer that business In the
courts was getting little plack by the ten
or OF the Sentinel, which seems to be aid
ing some OF TIE officials in getting nm
boom by insItuiing suits against the gas
companies laying pipe through the county.
They start in on the same strain as few
months ago when boom for new iron
bridge at Waterville was started. Do the
taxpayers see the point.
See the elegant assortment of Clocks
and Watches, Mt CHAsfpNEy's.
MIR. Charles Donaldson sent to Mr.. Y. |
ii. Callard skin of snake from near
San Antonia, Texas, which the serpent had |
,rawled ont OF in his annual commence
ment OF the shedding season, which is be-
.ween eight and nine feet in.llength. He |
also sent the rattes from a nine rattle snake,
Mr.. Caliard has kindly added these relics
o the JoCENAL's museum, for which
hanks are returned.
Ready mixed House and Carriage
'aints, Varnishes and Oils atl
a. r. CHAMPNEY's.
We see by the Nelson County Capital
han terrible cyclone swept over Grand
forks, North Dakota, two weeks ago yes
erday, killing three persons aud miurlng
many others. About so residences were
down down and the occupants left home
fs4. The total loss is estimated at SlOO=
100, on which there was but little nsur-
'nce. Rev. Mendenhal of Michigan City
reached two storm sermonsf from Mark 4.37
nd illustrated how small and insignificant
nan Is when confronted by stir ed up ma
uTe.
Watches, Clocks ,Jewelry, speclaclce
pecia lattenlion givento RepaiIing. All
Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUH.
50 Monroe ST. Toledo.
"A husband was sitting IN his store one
ay when letter in familiar hand writ
ng was handed to him. 1t was from his
wife, whom he had left AT home that NOR
lug with every assurance of affection and
eviction. But the very irst sentence start
ed him, and AZ he read on the most hor-
ible suspicion seized him. ~ am forced
. tell ynu something that 1 know will
rnnble you but is il my duty TO do so. am
eiermlned that you shall knnw 1t, let the
esnlt he what it may. | have known for
week that this trial was coming, but
ept it TO myself until to-day, when it has
cached n crisis and | can keep 1t no lon
er. You must not censure me TOO harsh
y, for yon must reap the reward as well as
Myself. | do hope il won't crush Won.
he flour ia all oul Please send me
ONE this afternoon. | thought by this
method YOU would not forget it, Er.
Preserve your buggy top by using
9eady-Mixed Top Dressing, for sale by
A. r. CHAMPNEY.
Among the many practical work.
ng designs in THE ART AMATEUR for
July are charming plate, printed in
welve colors, of "Kinghshers, COM
'anion to the "Titmice" recently given;
N extra large full-length decorative